Legal Opinion

Fate-Root-Heath Co. v. Howard Kenyon Dredging Co.

Court of Appeals of Texas

Decided May 19, 1938No. 10607PublishedCited by 1 opinion

1Opinion of the Court

GRAVES, Justice.

This is an action on a $1929.95 note, executed and delivered to The Fate-Root-Heath Company, appellant, by the Howard Kenyon Dredging Company, acting through Howard Kenyon, President, in payment for repairs and parts, many of which were purchased locally, and labor performed by the agents of appellant foreign corporation, which had no permit to do business in this State, in repairing and reconditioning a locomotive engine in Houston, Texas. The note was executed in Wharton, Texas, is payable in Houston, Texas, and was executed in payment for repairs made on a locomotive engine…

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  4. S. R. Smythe Co. v. Ft. Worth Glass & Sand Co.Texas Supreme Court · 1912
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  1. Normandie Oil Corp. v. Oil Trading Co.Texas Supreme Court · 1942

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